Immunity & Its types
Immunity is a resistance against any disease/ foreign antigen/microorganism exhibited by host. It may be innate or acquired.
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Pharmacy Notes
Ill effects of infant milk substitutes and bottle feeding
Formula feeding & Their advantage, Disadvantage, ill effect of Infant milk substitute & Bottle feeding
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Mother and child health & Importance of breast feeding
Social Pharmacy- Importance of Breastfeeding, Mother & Child Health
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Summery of Topical Agents: Inorganic Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Brief summery of Topical preparation & Agent- Pharmaceutical Chemistry.
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Chemical & Physical Incompatibility in Prescription
INCOMPATIBILITY IN PRESCRPION Incompatibility occur as a result of mixing two or more antagonistic substances. An undesirable product is formed which affect the safety, efficacy and appearance of pharmaceutical preparation. For Example, the interaction of that comes under incompatibilities includes Drug with additives drug with other drug Additives with additives Dosage error Incompatibilities may occur
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Medicinal Gases: Carbon dioxide, Nitrous oxide, Oxygen | Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Pharmacy Notes: Medicinal Gases- Oxygen, Carbon Dioxide, Nitrous Oxide
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Advantages of Liquid Dosage Forms
They are also easier to swallow & greater dosing adjustability as compare to solid dosage form
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Dental Product: Anticaries Agents & Dentifrices |Pharmacy Notes
Dental products Dental products are those substances which prevent the dental caries, dental decay and give the freshness and cleanness to the mouth and teeth. In market it is mainly available in the form of toothpaste, tooth powder, mouthwash, tooth gel, dentifrice etc. Dental Product Includes:- Anticaries Agents (NaF) Abrasives Dentifrices/Cleaning agents Cavity Liners Polishing
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History of Pharmacy profession in India
History of Pharmacy Profession in relation to Pharmacy education
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Different Types Of Dose of Drugs: Standard dose, Regulated dose, Target level dose, Titrated dose
What is Dose of the drug: Dose of the drug is the appropriate amount of a drug needed to produce certain degree of response in a patient to achieve the desired pharmacological effects. Drug dosage is determined by Potency of Drug Pharmacokinetics property of the drug Concentrate of drug at which it present at the
